Translations
Reflections
Rotations
Sequence of Transformations
Clinton P.R.I.D.E.
100

This is another word used to describe a translation.

Slide

100

This is another word used to describe a reflection.

Flip or Mirror

100

This is another word used to describe a rotation.

Turn

100

True or False

If you translate an image followed by a reflection, you will get the same exact image if you reflect an image over the same axis followed by the same translation rule.

True

100

A student who is helping another student who is not having the greatest day by doing something nice for them is said to be showing this P.R.I.D.E. trait.

Empathy

200

This notation is used to describe a translation algebraically.

Mapping Notation

200
This is the name of the line that an image or point is reflected over.

Line of reflection.

200

This is the name of the point by which an image or point is rotated around.

Center or point of rotation

200

A point that is rotated followed by a reflection, will produce the same image of point that is reflected over the same axis followed by the same rotation.

False

200

Showing up to class on time with all of your necessary materials for the class is an example of showing which PRIDE characteristic. 

Preparation

300

The translation (x, y) ---> (x - 3, y + 2) moves the pre-image in these directions and this amount of units.

Three units left and two units up. 

300

The following rule will reflect an image or point over which axis?

(x, y) ---> (x, -y)

X-axis

300

Point Q is located at (9, -4). It is rotated 180 degrees clockwise about the origin to produce Q'. This is the ordered pair of Q'.

(-9, 4)

300

You should do this first when completing a sequence of transformations from an image that is drawn in a coordinate plane.

Write down the original coordinates

300
Washing your hands after using the restroom is an example of showing which PRIDE trait. 

Discipline

400

A translation that moves an image one unit right and three units down can be described using this mapping notation rule.

(x, y) ---> (x + 1, y - 3)

400
This is the rule for reflecting an image or point over the y-axis.

(x, y) ---> (-x, y)

400

This is the algebraic rule for rotation an image or point 90 degrees clockwise or 270 degrees counterclockwise.

(x, y) ---> (y, -x)

400

Point T is located at (2, 3). Point T' is the image of Point T after a translation using the rule (x, y) --->(x, y-3), followed by a 180 degree counterclockwise rotation. This is the ordered pair for Point T'. 

(-2, 0)

400

Throwing your own trash away in the cafeteria is showing that you have this for our school facilities. 

Respect

500

An image that is produced from a translation is said to be this compared to the pre-image. 

Congruent (Same shape, same size)

500

Point A is located at (-5, 4). Point A' is the image of Point A reflected over the y-axis, then the x-axis. Point A' is located at this coordinate.

(5, -4)

500

Point C is rotated 270 degrees clockwise. Point C is currently located at (-4, -4). This is the ordered pair of Point C'.

(x, y) ---> (-y, x) ---> 

(-4, -4) ---> (4, -4)

500

Point R is located (2, 3). Point R' is the image of Point R after a rotation of 180 degrees clockwise, followed by a translation where the image is slid three units down. This is the ordered pair of Point R'. 

(-2, -6)

500

Completing your work without cheating or copying off of someone else is an example of this PRIDE characteristic.

Integrity

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